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Georges land theories arc OF European
origin aud European application. Land
occupancy has never pressed upon the
poor In this country as o grievance.
Whatever may cameln the future It is no.
a live issue to-day. The evils Of tho poor
are overwhelmingly in the direction we
have indicated. There is whers real re.
form must strike. Seek first proper RENE.
dies in that direction and all other RENE.
dies will be added. II 10 not necessary ia
upset tho social fabric In order to reach
them. Men must be lifted up one by one;
they can not be lifted by Wholesale. I. II
q matter Of Observation-Disclosures 60
briefly, individual energy and individual
economy. Give the world theso true fac
tors Of reform, and such a transformation
from want to comfort as was never vii.
messed on earth would be accomplished.
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Pretty Girls aud Plain Girls

both use eozodont, and some Of the love-
Lest Of their sex have been heard to de-
clare, when asked what beau.ified their
teeth, that 1t WAS sozodont. Nature pro-
yides women with beautiful teeth. sozo.
don't, used regularly, keeps those pretty
rows Of pearls from decaying. This is q
statement which those who use the article
always %corroborsts. II Sozodont were not
in every eense q preparation of sterling
merit, tho public would long aincu- have
discovered the fact and discarded it.
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Type.writess Cheap.

We have for Bale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the CrandAll
and the Hammond. These machines have
bsen taken in exchange for the matchlcaa
Ca!igraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent aud for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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OF the good things OF this life sre cor
rowiully let alone on account Of Dyspsp-
Ella. Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyapepsia, Indigestion and Conetipstion;
sold on q positive guarantee at Is and SO
cents, by Logan & Co. and O. Menke-
meier. FEg 2
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uhsap Excursinps to Cincinnati.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling fol
Cincinnati every Tucadsy at 8 p. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of five
or more. One week OF pleasure, beauti'
ful scenery and good music on tho largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling,
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt,
Charles Muhlenan, Wheeling, W. Va.
-rg 2a III. MwaF
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A butcher Il a man whose life is always
TAT steak" -EkclricLigh
The Reason

why Ackcr's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, p~urifes tho whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, We gusrantee it. Logan Co.
and G. Menkemeller. y
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK

Broadway and Fortie!h street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House aud Casino,
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust.
lleas men or families. European Pian,
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellen;
restaurant,
GIN. DAN. MAoAULEY& WE. Bowgns.
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DIED,

DIED.
DEvER-At Wellsburg. ". Va, on Monday, May
2, 1887, ut II O'Clock T. ~, JOHN DEyER aged 81
years. u
Interment at Charters, st. Philips Cemetery, Fri.
day afternoon, Mny 6. At "A o'clock. from Grafton
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SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1857,

SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1857,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. H., sell Ut public auc.
ton Ut the north front door OF the Court Iious. of
Ohio county, III the city OF Wheeling, the follow.
Ing Centre Wheeling property:
i-Lot 81 on tho southeast corner OF Main Street
and alley Is, with four twustory tyrick hol!tss
thereon fronting Oh the east side OF Maiu street.
$50 much OF lot 8, as lies south OF the p1onerty
devised by said will TO J. W.. Am!ck, aud moth Of
that owned by w. Bachman, and having a front
Oh the west side OF Maiu street Of about l6% feet.
with 4 two story brick house Oh Main street and a
two-story frame house on the rear Of said part of
lot 80. -.
3-Ihe north &c feet s inches OF lo, 81 on the
southwest corner OF Maia street and Alley Is, hay
ing thereon erected Two two story brick houses
fronting on The west side OF II ,iu street, aud four
two-story brick houses fronting Oh ALLEY Is mis-
part Of lot 81 adjoins on the sOuth t at part do.
vtsed by said Will to Thomas T.. Amick, and cx.
tends on tho front from Alley Is southwark 10 Inc
eeutre line Of the North partition wall OF said
Thomas (. AnlCk.
Sales will &c made in such parcels as WILDE most
beneficial 10 the estate. "
TERMS OK SALE-One third and as much more
Of the purchase money Us the purchaser may elect
TO pay, cash: and the residue In Two e1nI nav.
meuts In one and two years, with interest from
Gay Of sale, Notes with good personal security TO be
given BY the purchasers, and the title to DO re-
kl1ed until payment III full
Executor Of Thomas II. Wins, deccaSed.
az. dAh'kf, Aucuohecf. apple
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When a physician makes daily notes OF
the death Of his patients, he does it in a
"die-ary." - Winnipeg Siittih9s.
At Night

Always have Ackar's Baby soother at
hand. 1t Is the only sale medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile disor.
ders. 1t coutalns no Opium or Morphine,
but gives tho child natural esse from pain.
Price Is cent?. Sold by Logan & Co. and
@. Menkemeller. q
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A LADY at Grand Rapids, Mich, cured
Of q hereditary disease by Palmer's Skin
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STANTON " DAVENPORT.

TNECUTOR'S SALE OF CENTRE
" WHEELING PROPERTY, =
BY virtue OF the authority vested III me by the
will Of Thomas Il. Wins, deceased, l will, " az.
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Many

The way Of the transsressor is hard-to
find out.-Ptoria Call.
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The abovs sale Is postponed to Saturday, May 7,
1857, at 10 O'Clock A. N. y
ap2S.swas - M. ". AN1CE Frccn,or
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TgAyEhEKS' GUIDE.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRALNs-0a and ate. April l, 1SS7-ExrLA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARES. .DMly. tsunday
excepted. taonday oxcepted.-Eastcrn Standard
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ISIS NJ, ", AMlCK. a
Executor Of Thomas II, Wins, deccased.
J. c. HKAvEY, Aucuonecr. uplG
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-29

~ % A@oAu SAhCo EuEthh -NSHaIt6.
1870 July n, 1881. |''t o.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN lam w. Oh shoIJ whose rrsid hce ui,d
post Office address, is Salt Lake City, in Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has IN do appIi-
cation for United states Patent Ior he .'BiI
Chief" Lode mining claim. stu ,tv Ia feriirf
Mining District, hlho County, Sta.c OF Sevt.
da, consisting of 1860 linear feet of the lode.
and surface ground 6J0 feet wide, be.ug Lot or
Survey No. 90 and described in the field not Is
and plat Of the ofIlcisl survey on file In this
Office, with magnetic variation at II deereas
enst, rs follows; Commencing Mt post No. /,
the South.wesLerly corner o.. the claim from
which Il quarter. section corner between and
common 10 Sections 4 and o, Township ~
North, Range 10 East, Mt Diablo Metidisn,
bearD % deg IL min L 1148 70, I distant:
thence running 81 deg 80 mia E $50 feet to
tho South side post: thence N 81 deg 30 min e
619 feet 10 post No. 2, tho South. corner
Of the claim; thence N 81 deg Az min W 600 feet
to post No. 8, the North ems: erly corner of the
claim, thence 8 "a deg 20 min W GIG feet TO tho
North side posti thence N a deg 80 min w GoO
feet to post No. 4. tho North ives erly corner
of tho claim;and thence y 81 deg ~ min 800
containing total area of 1881 acres, ali of
which Is claimed aud applied for, the area In
coflict with lot or survey No. 81, the Man,
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from the claim or from said application.
From the middle OF the wsster end line
of said Big Ciiief fole claim the discovery point
of the claim bears 81 de- 81 min $50 feet
distant. TIL snid mining claim being oirecord
in tho Office Of the County record r of Elko
County, Nevada, who is ex-Ofhcio Recorder OF
snid mining district, ut tlko. f. Elko County,
Nevada. The n"atcst known locations being
the ''Ntammoth" lot 81, the "Rod Cloud" lot 40,
the "gl&o" lot SO, and the "Gteat Western,
10 g mining cilins, In tho same District.
ANY aud all per ons claiming ADVERSELY any
portion of said Big CHIEF mine, or surface
ground, are required to file their adverse claims
with tho Register OF The UIilod STATES l. ,ud
Office, at Eureka in the State OF Nevada, d r.
ing the sixty days pc Tod of publication hero
of, or thej will he barred by virtue of the pro-
visions Of tho Statute.
ID II. HALL,
.. Register.
direct that this noico be published iu The
ISr EPE$DENr, st Exc, New. the newspaper
published nearest tho said miulng claim. for
tn pcIiVd Of sixty days.
d. II HALL,
Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-29
APPLICATION FOR PAT
."t .a y@aF EMIT. .sasmSf .n6iq
mo. S6O.l
q. 9. Land ONCE at Eureka. Neva1o1 T,
e -...a. JUly 81 1887,

- % bana OInce NJ EnrekA. Nevada, '''+.''''
San .-.r-a.a July 81, lSS7s ys..Ft 0If 4.n. n
M Office 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIII.
~ lam w ChishOlm5 whose residencs ana
post Office address is Salt Lake City, In Sayti
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made apr,li-
cation for United States Patent for the .Red
Cloud" Lode mining claim, situate In Ferber
Mining District, ElEo County. State of Neva
da, consisting Of 15tO linear feet of the rIoaa'
and surface grou. d 900 feet wide, being Lot or
Survey No. 10 aud described in the field notes
and plat of the official sarvey on file in this
office, with magnetic variation at II fieprees
cast as Follows; Commencing At post No. l.,
The South-easterly corner Of the claim and
running hence 70 deg SO min w 1900 feet to
post No 2,the south.westerly corner Of the
claim, from which the Section corner common
to and between Sections. g. o and 10, Town.
ship p N, Range 70 E. Mt. ,Diablo Meridian.
bears 81 deg w 57S feet distant: thence N 10
deg 81 min W 600 feet to post SO. 8, The North.
westerly corner OF tho clslin,i themes n "a doc
10 min L 1900 feet to post No. 4, the North n
eastcrly corner of the claim; thence 8 16 deg
~ min Z TOO feet 10 said post No. 1, the place
OF beginning, containing total area Of 20. &c
acres, all OF which Is claimed and applied for.
tn" area in couhict with the "Elko" lode LOT
80, not being excluded or excepted from said
application. From tho middle of the easter. y.
end line of said Red Cloud lode claim the dis.
covery point Of said claim bears 8 70 deg "a
min w COO feet distant. The said mimi.
claim being of record In the Office OF the Conn
ty Re Order OF said Eikp County, Nevada. on.
Lomcio Recorder Ofsatd mining district. at Elko
in Elko County, Nevada. The nearest known
locations being the Mammoth" lot 81 The
"big Chioi" lot 80 The" Elko" lot a.. ana
'Great Western" lode mining Gains la tho
sanle district. s.rry4sg
Any and all persons claiming .versely anv
portion ofssil Red cloud mine, or surface
ground, are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the ULitol States Land
Office, az Eureka, in the State Of Hoydda. dur.
Ing the sixty days publication hereof, or thew
viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions of
the Statute.
D.H. HALL.
.se tE.A Register
direct that this notice DO published in The
fSoErsNDEsr ut Elkp, New, the newspaper
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-29
APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT. 49, . .''....
mo. 66l.]

q. g, Land Office at Eureka Ncyatl5. 4
July n, 1881. ''" 4.
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D.H. HALL.

sa #Ih.A Il Register,
direct that this notice DO published in the
fsoErsSDssr ut Elkp, New, the newspaper
Published nearest the said mining claim. tor
the period of sixty days.
D.H. HALL, 8
ty @ Register
Dated, lko, July 20, 1857.
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Dated, Eiko, July 20, 1887.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12

scorning csptor. only to display its
own helplessness. Nor shall we
honor our heroes by disparaging
those of q generous enemy, now our
frieno and brother. No, thousand
times no. The Union is once more
our Union the North is once more
our North and there is no one of
us who is not, ifhe be truly wise and
brave, glad in his heart that we were
beaten in battle and defeated of our
purpose to establish two warning
nationalities over the ashes of the
Government, which, thank God, still
lives at Washington, realizing and
perpetuating the free Republic con-
templated by the trainers of the Con-
stitution.
Gen. Jackson lives in the past.and
can not be accepted as spokesman
of the present. or a prophet of the
future Louisville Courier Journal.
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TIMBER Thieves il Wsst Virginia.

PAHxxasauna, w. Va, Nov. l.
For soms time the owners OF large
tracts OF fine timber land in Wetzsl
and other counties have had large
lots Of timber stolen. Men would
build portable saw mills, strip the
best timber and then leave for anoth-
err section. In this way millions Of
feet Of poplar, oak and walnut have
been stolen. On Friday two of the
largest owners found that man had
a mill not far from New Martinsville,
and had thirty-iive men employed.
Warrants were issued for thin, and
the sheriff with a posse, went to
make the arrests. Thirtr-three of
the men were arrested and sent to
Jail. Yesterday they were tried and
bound over for the grand jury
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BROAD LANE.

Algernon Miller, who was confined
in Winchester, some time ago is now
with his mother in this village. He
is looking splendidly.
Mr.. George III. Barnes, our pres
emit superintendent of the sunday
school at Harmony, contemplates 60
ing to Harrisburg to live May joy
and peace accompany him.
The generous young folks, headed
by Miss May Ditto, are taking steps
to give q grand entertainment at
Cedar Grove in the near future. The
proceeds will go towards paying the
preacher at Harmony-so we were
informed.
The revival meeting at B. f. Mil
ler's has been in session for more
than week, and still continues.
From the good work that has been
accomplished, it is evident that their
labois have not been in vain.
Mr.. j. Ward, of the neighborhood
of Johnsontown, was inferred in the
cemetery at Harmony, last Wednss-
day.
Whiskey drinkers are seldom seen
at the house Of prayer. They are
ashamed to acknowledge and extol
verbally their master whom they
serve by their actions and their lives,
consequently, they are averse to
worship and have not the conscience
nor the face nor the spirit to exon
crate the master Of the universe
Jesus.
We have quite large school ofin-
tellignt young men and women in
our neighborhood, and we should
like to have some one come and
teach them vocal music this winter.
Who will be the first to come!
Little Geo, Hovch, who was badly
scaldsd some time ago, is slowly re-
covering. He can now wslk about
the room.
The fish dam builders have aban-
doned the notion oferecting the dam
this fall, and the nice fat cells and
fsh glide down the Potomac with im-
punity, and travellers can ford the
river near the ferry without danger.
Preaching at chapel tomorrow
night by the pastor. ARcTURUs.
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3. 4 o. Finances.

BALTIMORE, 9.-The monthly meet.
ing of the directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad was held today,
and the particulars Of the company
connection with the mnch.talked-of
syndicate were discussed, prepare
tory to the presentation Of state
ment to the stockholders. nj the an
nual meeting to bn held on the 2lst.
instant.
The revenues Tor the fiscal year
ending Sept. 30, we're announced rs
500, 600, 900, and the net earnings at
So 100000. Senator A. T. German
recently appointed director on the
the part Of the state of Maryland,
qualified and took his seat in the
hoard.
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A mortgage on hundreds of thous.
sn'ls OF acres OF farming land IN
South Carolina, in favor OF abe Cor
hin Banking Company 81 New York
and tho Scottish Land Company
natures soon, and there is much dis
custom rs to whether something can
not be done 10 prevent foreclosure.
by which the lands would pass into
the hands of these alien companies.
The rate of interest on the mortgage
is from 10 to 90 per cent, and the
farmers, in nine cases out Of ten, are
unable to pay this principal. The
Legislature will be urged to enact
some measu; to protect the unfor.
tunate farmers, and it is thought that
the mortgages can be declared void
on the ground OF usury.
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MOUNT AIoN.

have written but little for tina IN
DEPENDENT, from this place recently.
ss our quiet, steady going communi
ty does not produce much of interest
to the outside world.
Every body seems TO have plenty
TO do; our crops are fairly good, and
IS a community, we are 10 prosper
Gus. no doubi, "a We are entitled TO be.
Our pabiic roads on both sides Of
the county line, are in good condi
tion for the beginning of winter,
Farmers are well on with getting
in their corn and fodder, and / have
noticed some blowing already done
for next Season.
MIR. James N. Vanmetre has re-
Gently burned another kiln Of lime
for agricultural purposes. QUAD.
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From Pennsylvania.
Steelton, Pa.
Ed. INDEPENDENT.


Ed. INDEPENDENT.
Knowing so many of your readers,
perhaps few lines would be inter-
esting from this place. Steelton is
located three miles below Harrisburg
on the Susquehanna River. The
principal industries are the great
mills and furnaces to make steel rails.
One rail is made and finished every
minute, or so per hour. The popu-
lation is 1000, and Of them 3T62 are
employees of and on the pay roll of
the mills. They pay out monthly
from l65 900 to 10000 dollars for
labor done. A passenger street car
railroad from Harrisburg, through
the streets of Steelton, to be opernt-
ed by electricity, is row being built
We have public school building,
the finest in the United States that
cost 200. 80 j. Il.
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CORRESPONDENCE
HEDGEsNILLE.

Among recent arrivals are Mr..
William Bishop, of Rest, Va, and
the Misses and Mrs. S. j. Chrisman,
of your city.
Rev. Wilson, of the Presbyterian
Church, was in our midst on Friday
last, also Rev. Temple.
Mrs Brooks, mother of Mrs. John
Norrington, of North Mountain died
on Sunday eve, her remains being in
tered in Hedgesville cemetery.
Rev. Horn, of the U. B. Church
hasIrented the dwelling owned by Mr..
Jacob Harrison, formerly occupied
by the late G.. w. McAllister, and
will soon be a resident of the Rip
Van Wrinkle village.
Mr.. Dallas Hull, of Weston, is
visiting his father.
Mr.. Hamilton Myers and family
of Vancleavesyille, was in our midst
on Wednesday, the guests of Mr.. j.
W. Miller.
Rev. Level will be absent from his
charge on Sunday next, attending
clerical work in Charlestown, w. Va.
The protracted meeting in the M.
E. Church, South, conducted by Rev.
Butt, has done much towards the
spiritual development of those in at
tendance.
Mr.. j. M. Cairo, the champion hat
dyer-the king Of the turf-and the
greatest sportsman in the country is
about to take his departure for =
western college. REPORTER.
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Three MiIIionsires on Success.

No three men in the world are bet
ter authorized to speak upon the way
to get rich than Jay Gould, Russell
Sage and Cyrus w. Field, for all of
them were poor country boys, who
have risen to vast wealth. Gould is
worth over hundred millions; Sage
has probably half that much, and
Field owns, more. than twenty five
millions. A bright correspondent
has interviewed these men on success
in life, and their views, while some
what abstract, are interesting and
suggestive.
Sage says that young man with
''brains, pluck, honesty, tact and an
ergy" is pretty apt to succsed, and
that his chances are better in COM
mercial than in professional life.
"For every wealthy and famous doc
tor, lawyer, artist, actor, author and
poet you may name," he says, II
think that I can name five or ten
great men in commerce the world
over" His rules for young man
making a start, are as follows:
"Getting position; keeping his
mouth shut; observing; being faith
full; making his employer think that
he would be lost in fog without
him, and to be polite" He advises
all young men to read the newspa-
pers, and thinks that "a college edu
cation rather units man to success
fully follow a commercial life." He
then condenses all his advice into one
great word honesty. Gould believes
that a young mans chances are far
less in New York than they were
forty years ago, and that II he does
succeed he must shun exstravagance
and 60 to work with "a devotion
strong enough to enable him to set
all other things and passions aside,"
and with "a steadincss ofpurpose and
thrift" He thinks that every young
man should learn a trade, should read
the daily newspapers thoroughly,
should keep out of bad company and
90 to work with q will. "The boy
who does that is bound to get along
in the world" concludes the wizard
of Wall Street. Mr.. Cyrus w. Field
declares that "punctuality, honesty
and brevity are the watch-words Of
success" and he gives this useful
"reminiscences:
"Never write a long letter. A
bushes man hasn't time to read it.
If you have anything to say, be brief.
There 10 no busines so important that
it cant be teld on one sheet of paper.
Years ago when / was laying the At.
lantic cable had occasion to send a
very importan letter to England. /
knew it would have to be read by the
Prime Minister and by the Queen. l
wrote out what I had to say. 1t
covered several sheets OF paper.
Then / went over it twenty times,
eliminating words here and there,
making sentences brisfer until finally
! got all / had to say on one sheet Of
paper. Then ] mailed it. In due
time / received the answer. and it
was = satisfactory one. too; but do
you think / would have Jared 80 well
IL my letter hsd covered half dozen
sheets No, indeed. Brevity ia .
rare gif, and punetuality has made
many mans fortune. If you make
m appointment be sure and keep it,
and be on time. No man Of business
can afford to lose a moment in these
busy times"
Young men who want to succeed
viii please paste these rules in their
hats and 60 to work.